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<blockquote data-quote="wirelessjunkie" data-source="post: 55390" data-attributes="member: 58">This may sound corny but the system sounds pretty natural.&nbsp; I am still using the original head so getting the best out that crappy thing really needs a professional audiophile.&nbsp; Holy Cole Trio sounds wonderful!&nbsp; You would just sit back and relax against the Double bass twangs as is Emi Fujita&#039;s soothing voice belting out Fields of Gold.&nbsp; Nothing is complete without Louis Armstrong&#039;s lows.&nbsp; I also did some auditions against my really old Jazz numbers by Bob James/David Sandborn&#039;s Maputo and the amazing guitars of Larry Carlton.Currently using Oz tweeters and mid bass units but should be changing to PHD Firenzes as they perform better on the 250Hz to 750Hz range without cluttering the highs.&nbsp;&nbsp; I am thinking of adding that wonderful toy called the variable Bass extender to infinitely vary the lows to suit your soundtrack.&nbsp; Tempting at only RM850.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wirelessjunkie, post: 55390, member: 58"] This may sound corny but the system sounds pretty natural. I am still using the original head so getting the best out that crappy thing really needs a professional audiophile. Holy Cole Trio sounds wonderful! You would just sit back and relax against the Double bass twangs as is Emi Fujita's soothing voice belting out Fields of Gold. Nothing is complete without Louis Armstrong's lows. I also did some auditions against my really old Jazz numbers by Bob James/David Sandborn's Maputo and the amazing guitars of Larry Carlton. Currently using Oz tweeters and mid bass units but should be changing to PHD Firenzes as they perform better on the 250Hz to 750Hz range without cluttering the highs. I am thinking of adding that wonderful toy called the variable Bass extender to infinitely vary the lows to suit your soundtrack. Tempting at only RM850. [/QUOTE]

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